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Lot 4159
Classics - Cicero's Epistles to Atticus, with Notes, Historical, Explanatory, and Critical, Translated by William Guthrie [...], three-volume set, London: Printed for Lackington [...], 1806, contemporary Regency diced calf gilt, 8vo, (3); [Herodotus], Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiarum Libri IX [...], [translated and edited by] Thomas Gaisford, four-volume set, Oxonii [Oxford]: [Joseph] Parker, 1824, contemporary half-vellum gilt over marbled boards, edges and endpapers en suite, gilt institutional shelf numbering to foot of spine, 8vo, (4);[Dionysius of Halicarnassus],Dionysii Halicarnassensis, Opera Omina, Graece et Latine [...], [edited by Johann Jakob Reiske], only volumes I to V of VI, Lipsiae [Leipzig]: Gotth. Theoph. Georgi [Gotthard Theophilus Georgi], 1774-1775, engraved frontispiece to volume I, contemporary vellum binding, gilt morocco lettering pieces and later gilt library shelf numbering to foot of spines, red-stained edges, crest bookplates of Christopher Wordsworth to recto pastedowns, ex lib: verso pastedown with Liverpool Public Libraries bookplates, withdrawn stamps, 8vo, (5), [12]
Lot 657
Lucie Rie, a white porcelain footed bowl, decorated with blue lines, impressed mark, height approximately 4ins, diameter approximately 9.25ins, purchased from the Peter Dingley Gallery, Stratford-on-Avon in 1983, with original receipt, impressed mark (D) Minor Blemish to footrim and inside of bowl from kiln process - not damagedCondition Report: Perfect condition - the glaze retracts from the rim, inspired by bowls of the Chinese Sung dynasty. The ring flea bite chips to the base occurred when the bowl was fired and it slightly stuck to the kiln shelf. Minor blemish to inside of bowl. No restoration found at all with blue light inspection.
Lot 4183
Miscellaneous - Medicine, Science and Nature - Salmon (William), Synopsis Medicinæ: A Compendium of Phyfick (sic), Chirurgery (sic), and Anatomy, In IV. Books [...], second edition, London: Printed for Th. Dawks [...], 1681, incomplete - including title-page and prelims, some etched plates, 20th century brown buckram, gilt lettered spine, 8vo, (faults); Robertson (William), A Practical Treatise on the Human Teeth [...] with Plates, fourth edition, London: John Churchill [...], 1846, contemporary wrappers, red cloth spine, 8vo; Rollo (John, M.D., Surgeon-General, Royal Artillery), Cases of the Diabetes Mellius [...], second edition, with large additions, London: Printed by T. Gillet, 1798, contemporary calf spine only (split), 8vo; Jameson (Robert), System of Mineralogy [...], volume III only, Edinburgh: William Blackwood [...], 1808, contemporary blue quarter-calf gilt over boards, Plain Armorial bookplate: Right Hon:ble John Barry, his pencilled shelf markings, 8vo; Phillips (Henry, F.H.S.), Pomarium Britannicum [...], third edition, London: Henry Colburn, 1827, 3 monochrome full-page plates of British fruits, contemporary half-calf over marbled boards, contemporary ink MS ownership inscription, 8vo; Binding, What Industry Owes to Chemical Science, third edition, Cambridge: W. Heffer & Sons Ltd., 1945, contemporary red morocco binding by Leighton-Straker, [London], stamped, gilt lettered and banded spine, presentation plate to front pastedown: Presented to The Rt. Hon. Sir Stafford Cripps, P.C., M.P. at the Anniversary Luncheon of The Royal Institute of Chemistry, 12th March, 1946, 8vo; Maunder (Samuel), The Scientific and Literary Treasury [...], London: Longman [...], 1841, contemporary half-calf gilt over patterned boards, marbled edges and endpapers, 12mo; Edgeworth on Education, (3); etc., [15
Lot 285
A 19th century carved oak hall mirror, the bevelled oval glass with foliate spandrels and with further dragon, vase and cover carved decoration and with shelf beneath. Width 51 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There is a small chip to the ear on the right hand dragon. There is a tiny rub to the nose of the left hand dragon. There is a very fine age split running through the centre which needs to be tightened up. The left hand front corner of the shelf is slightly scuffed. Overall generally in good order but requiring a good clean and waxing.
Lot 318
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany square envelope card table, with frieze drawer and tapered legs of square section united by a galleried centre shelf. Width 58 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The table is structurally very sound. The flaps are not warped. There is some shrinkage between the flaps making the original gaps larger than originally intended. The inlay to the top is in generally good order with only one small loss. The green baize is original with no holes but it is very dirty and stained with liquid marks etc. It is also worn in places but not perforated. The baize has a black and gilt tooled leather edge which is in reasonably good order with only minor losses around the quadrants. The baize is slightly separated from the gilt edge on two corners. The outer mahogany veneered top frame surrounding the baize has stress fractures at the corners. The damage is only significant at one corner where there is a 7 cm split and some small veneer losses. All hinges are original and there is no significant movement. The table is structurally very sound with no repairs to the legs, shelf or supports. The castors are original and in good order. There are some minor scuffs and marks to the polish as one would expect.
Lot 468
A pair of white painted bookcases in the Regency style, each with moulded cornice above a series of adjustable shelves and each base fitted with three cupboard doors with brass grilles. Width 158 cm, depth 63 cm, height 242 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Apart from minor surface marks and small losses to the paintwork both bookcases are in generally good condition. They were apparently purpose built for a specific property. The shelves to both bookcases are adjustable. We have been unable to fit all of the shelves as further shelf supports are required. These are both metal and plastic and it should be possible to source something suitable to provide the extras required. The bookcase backs and sides have both slightly sprung when dismantled and the bookcase tops will require correctly fixing to the bottoms to remedy this minor springing. All doors are in good condition as are the grilles. There are no splits to the sides or tops.
Lot 471
An Edwardian walnut low bookcase, with rear pediment above a moulded dentil cornice and four drawers with glazed cupboard doors beneath enclosing shelves and raised on a plinth. Width 184 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The shelves are adjustable and could all be removed if necessary. The internal height of the bookcase is 86.5 cm, the internal depth to the shelf fronts is 28 cm. The left-hand doors open but the lock is fixed in the lock position. The right-hand doors are locked. We have what we believe to be the key but it is reticent in turning the lock mechanism. These are simple locks and the problem should be easily remedied. The bookcase is in reasonably good condition. There are no significant issues. The doors are not warped, all brass work is original. The colour is generally good. There are some minor blemishes and marks in places but no real problems. The rear upstand is detached. The top edge moulding has an old timber break however this simply needs fixing in place as there is no loss. There are some minor scuffs to the rear upstand and a very small loss to the top left-hand corner.
Lot 485
A large late Victorian walnut wardrobe, with detachable moulded cornice above a series of cupboards, drawers, shelf and mirrors and raised on a plinth base. Width 196 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height to top of pediment 223 cm. Height to top of cornice 204.5 cm. Depth at side of cornice 57 cm with a further 7.5 cm if the breakfront is included. Depth at plinth 53 cm.
Lot 1597
Box of Assorted Porcelain, Pottery & Vintage Items to include a decorative Losol Ware chamber pot by Keeling of Burslem No. 3613; a decorative cream Doulton dragon dish (some damage) No. 146987; a porcelain Beagle dog; a Wade trinket dish with a dog figure; a porcelain Terrier figure; a Royal Winton lustre finish lidded sugar bowl and biscuit barrel; along with a pair of wooden clogs, one a pin cushion; a small decorative wooden hinged lid box with inlaid floral decoration; and a collection of plated cutlery including three forks, a spoon, and two pairs of sugar nips. Also includes a wrought iron and bamboo decorative shelf, and a vintage brass oil lamp on a ceramic base with a glass bowl shade. Please see images.
Lot 991
A reproduction oak bookcase on cupboard with dentil carved frieze above twin glazed doors enclosing two shelves, the base with brush slide above two short drawers and twin cupboard drawers enclosing single shelf on bracket feet, 172 x 81 x 43cm. Additional Informationchips, scratches, gauges and general wear and tear throughout.
Lot 121
A pair of Adams style Edwardian mahogany side dining pedestals, each with a drawer carved with harebell swags, one with fitted interior, above a panelled door, having a harebell and bow tied wreath, within a fluted surround, opening to reveal a single shelf raised on tapering square legs and spade feet, 53cm w x 58cm d x 112cm h.
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